By using Farms USA, it is easy to find a variety of farms and agricultural land for sale in Florida. Billions of dollars of revenue are injected into the economy annually as a result of thriving agricultural industry in Florida.

Throughout Lee and Charlotte Counties in the southwest part of the state, land is commonly used for citrus and other crops. In central FL counties such as Lake and Flagler, the farms are commonly used for cattle. Miami-Dade and Brevard Counties are responsible for producing 99 percent of the state's sweet potatoes as well as many other vegetables.

You can search for property and farm land for sale in Florida based on your budget, county, parcel size, as well as the various property features. Most of the Florida farmland for sale is a fixed price, though some will go on auction, particularly those of 100 acres or more.

Florida offers a southern location with a significant amount of sunshine as well as rain, making it great for growing an array of crops. Access to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean on either side of the state also make it easy to export commodities to other parts of the United States. Trucking and air logistics will also make it easy for commodities to ship around the world.

Each part of the state offers its own, unique habitat and array of activities, which is why there are so many people who choose to invest in land and property in Florida. It's not uncommon to see 15 acres of stunning land for sale, though there are some parcels that are 500 acres and larger. As for the cost, it can range based on what the property has to offer and where it's located. Sumter County can offer 10 acres of land for sale at $100,000 while 350 acres in Escambia County can be closer to $1 million.

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Todd Irby

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